L ‘I
Bare-looted children
have the gumptlon of little
animals: nelsel.‘ tired. al-
way: up. idly lath.“-
dealer; allow the feet
the nine ELY-giving ireea’
domi a healthy support
oi the ALICE! and
but no cramp.
” CONNEALLY
4v 1. BRACKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET
So. Nor-walk. Tel. 363-4
I NEW I'tII'tK. sen.
‘oniltnn of the case of Joseph G. llolIin,
~~. . m-wM.—~_mlo-~~ ......
ON A DAY of snow or blizzard
Goal is very like a witard. chang-
ing cold and dreary houses to
abodes Loi warmth and cheer;
melting ev‘rybody happy. when
the air is crisp and snappy.sending
blessed rays of cornfOrt through
the ether tar and near; and the
surest thing you know oi. we sell
Coal that' a fit to crow of and its
virtues are as truly wOrth pro-
claiming from the hills.
house needs fully warming and
the cold your health is harming.
FERRIS COAL will do the workL
and never fails to “cure the chills."
If your i
leer auAtI‘rv FneeH AND
smoxeo
Meats
NArIve cNIcKeNs ANo VEAL.
ALL KIND or our NEW vonIt
IoLoouAe AND PICKLID
-ooooe. AT
Chamock's Market
- TI NORTHJJAIN CT.
XECCRHONE CALL “-5
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J Mallette iILIL advertising a full
line oLi‘ omhroidcrv nose and packaaell.
and Invites your inspection. Boo win
dow dleplnyu .
under Afternoon Whilst Uiub
to meet u: thin aftertioon with Mn ll.
MollieWeon. of West street.
4 WWW ~~;
liliilliliilllllilllflililll
. Says lie Will Expose Prominent
financiers tor Their Proso-
cutinn oi mm
“m
Elm-Willi the
the indicted banker, in Supreme Court.
Justice ilenhIII-I‘s court today. an
important chapter in the history of the
bunk wrecking prosecutions here bade
fair to be opened. Robin. whose iinan~
cial operations outset! the closing of
three hanks, Including the Northern
Bank of New York. Is being prosecuted
on the chorus of theft of 527.000 horn
the Washington Savings Batik. one of
the cloned institutions of which he was
president.
indications of possible Iaeniational
developments during the trial were not
wanting. an Robin declared he would
give many men of prominence in tin-
once whom he tissues on his counties
occasion to regret their alleged purist!
option of him Robin has been legal-
it declared sane. although allouiata
fLor thr slate and the prisoner in the
sanity proceedings pronounced hlnI
mentally unbalanced.
in the case which soon on todal Dia-
trict Attorney Whitman will aoelt to
show that Robin stole 827. 000 for the
Washington Savings Bank and sought
to cover up the theft hr using the Nor
thorn Bank and- other companies which
be controlled as blinds There are eight
indictments walnut the defendant.
The aggregate amount of the thcits
charged to 207.000.
BOSTON, Fob. 27.»~«Robert l2. lievlc
the Boston broker. who is under deton
tion in Rio Janioro cannot be extra-
dited undct the indictment charging
him with latceny as such an choose in
not included in the tram with Bruit.
according to a dispatch received by
Governor Foss today from Secretary
of State Knox.
ll is expected that Duvlo's our will
be presented to the March grand jury
for further consideration.
As soon as ltohln had boon brought
into court and thc ttllrii‘ culled, lormor
District Attorney .lorotnc moved for a
stay to pmrcnt the trial from proceed-
Inn on the ground that Robin was in.
sane. htu'inlt hon no declared by the
nilenlsts collod to oxumlno him.
Justice Scaburl interrupted the at-
toruoy'I. argument with tho dorlnrtlon
that use jury had declared Robin
sane, the Film“! would hurt- to deny the
the district attorney that the trial pm
cred
Mr Land Mrs Elton ll linker oi Un-
ion sin-ct hunt to Middleman luster
do: to Halt Mr and Mrs (Tltnrlcs it.
iiukorr’ Mu faualor has returned but
Mrs Baker will continue iht visit for
ll ion dull! lonxor
liatr la & (lane adIorlitIo to solw the
cool question to tour cutite antisiao
lion. See our
M....—......~.....— a. ..-» u—Ifi
3 Special Prices
HONLICK'S MALTED MILK.
ii. (iii size .................... 76c
Silo. sine ........ l ............ 40c
iFOLEY 8 KIDNEV REMEDV
l 3l.005lzt.‘......,.......L..,..753
l 3m» size ............ . ......... 40h
-MELLIN'8 F000.
1 The nine ............ . ........ as:
; 50o nine ..................... 40¢
CUTICURA SOAP
Lac site .....................
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGIETO
a North Main St. I0.“Not‘wallt
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
5e AND 10¢,
‘ BIRTHDAY POI‘I’ CARD.
r’ .fl~
WAIHINGTON IIRTNDAY P007
OAaoe
ti locomzleruamiaenen
cute——
W. A. Briggerman s
Stationery Store
Donovan Ileelt.
132 Washington It.
“more... .
‘ , tiislltiul beverage
“GIL? PNIIIIVATION"
II the Irat law oi Nomi-e," and
the tint step towards the pre-
eervatioa ot your health in to
lortity your Intent vi a tents
and invigorating drink lie lilillv
Wt‘ e Beer. You still and null-
hert'e Beer both breath it'r and
healthful. beside: beluga Idea
tier a one treat 3% LL;
‘ Flynn!
A not. on LiLmI
motion tor II stay and grant that. M.
Inns In L nuns
, Frederick w. Mitchell.
Frederick w. Mitchell, who had
been It ”offerin- from cancer for several
{i’eal'ih died at the Rosary Hill Hospital.
Hawthorne. New York. yesterday
morning. He had been at the institu-
tion it little over It your. undermine
treatment. and had received lilo beat
of care from those in theme. lie was
ilt‘tpunluo roar: of age. tie war a it"
tire of Norwalk and a son of James
Mitt-hell the null known auctioneer.
For a autumn of roam the deceased
managed the old Norwaik and New
Britain opera houses. and was engaged
in the real estate and auctionoorlns
business The remains arrived In
South Norwnlir today, and funeral sor-
vlces will be held {mm the undertalt
in: rooms of David W Raymond.
North Main strut-t. tomorrow after
noon at 3:15 tIcloolt Interment In the
family plot in Nuiwalk Cemetery.
Mra. Mary J. Grumman.
Mrs. Mary J. Grumman. widow ol‘
Josiah N. Grumman. died Saturday at
the residence of her son. Samuel
Grumman. In llat‘len. She was in iht
IIint-tlcth thin or her age. Beside her
son. Mrs. Grumman ls survived b\ one
dattghter Mrs John H Khalil). of LWoat
strut. South Noni/.8“ with whom she
rcaltlLod tor tit-torsl yours The. post
winter she wont to but son's homo.
and some at: weeks ago had a fall in
her room whlth resulted in a broken
hip. She was a member of Trinity
Episcopal (“hut-ch and well known to
the older residents of the town Fun
oral ucrticoa «ill be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o‘clock from the home
of her son in Ilariou. and the Inter
mom will he in Union Cemetery. Nor
walk.
Mn. Emily Merrie.
Ml‘n. Emily Morris. of Wilton. died
at litt‘ homo of her only hurl Irina son.
James 1.. Middlchroolt yonlt‘l‘dli‘ IIl
iornoon r‘hr was st-vaII__\.tour yours
or use nntl lor ll long time n reIIldcni
or Wilton. The funeral will he held
" 30 o‘clock tomorrow afternoon
at .:
from her homo with lim’. 8. E. 'l‘alt
olileiatinlr. The bullet trill tulle More
in June ltill tlomotori. The train
looting \‘tIrnallt at l 25 and arrlilnu
nt Wilton at i 15 Mil be met in ear
ring"
......“
Frank 8am.
Prank Basso. u lorutnr rl’IIltltlllI oi
South Nornallt. and who had a num-
ber of friend: here, died last Friday
at his homo in llroohlyn. liohad been
ill for some limo With rheumatism.
lie was a lil‘lllht‘i"in-78W of Mr. and
Mrs (insist E. l-‘rudrirh, who ltopi a
grown- slow in South Norwnllt for a
number of years. and they attended the
funeral services. which were held yea»
terrier altornoon. The interment was
millage-wood (kn-mun Lutheran t‘cmo-
tort. Brooklyn.
._......._
Jam-e Denneily.
.luniea lionuelly died at his home on
t-lllllson lilll. Monday. Pub. in. Mr. llon‘
moon) was about 32 your: old, and was
engaged In (arming. llo leave an ant-d
mother, Mrs. Mary llounullt'. and three
ulait-rs Miss Mary Donltclly. Mrs. E.
ii. Patterson. at South Nora'alk. and
Mrs. Grave Barnes. of ilanbury. lIIII
brother. Robert tiled in Mar. 7907.“-
Now Milford (lunatic.
William H. Hyland.
Word was received .lvltct‘day of the
death at William ll. ilyland. u! Crown
take. Mr. Finland has for many yearn
been nuIMatendent of the New York
city water enters and was well ltaowa.
ile was also a noted marksman and
participated to shooting tournament:
at norlon's Point yearn no hire it.
It. liaison. of Reed etmt. in attending
his inherit today at mainline. N. Y.
once Marian Hopkins.
Grace Marian liorIlIlnII. year old
daughter of Mr. and hire. James at.
Hopkins. of Raymond etroet. tilod Sat-
urday evening. Funeral unless wore
held trom the house thll “term.
with burial in Pine Island Cemetery
Mrs. Charlotte Raymond.
at her home III Wilton yesterday after-
noon. Site wee til you! at one and.
has no survivors. Pnnonl arrange
‘Ioenta have not been outnvleted.
. [uncut of William Mllflflly.
Thatcher‘s! oi William Mullah: war
isle this tannins at nine detest tram
3i. lion’s alloreh. The attendance
or the” aural mum
, M
Mrs. Charlotte Keeler Raymond tiled ‘l‘
- L M L Incite"
. 250
2 lbs Pigs'Tiiils and 2 qts. Sauerkraut. 25c
HOMEits. sneaks & on Three Stores
Lure. Edward 8. Meeker, in Wesliiort
avenue. The Rev. Frank D. Torrey.
tor or In. Hawaii: Methodist
..LlInrclI oilicisied sud InieIInoni fol-
lo In- Riverside Cemetery
Jennings three sons and her
so I were the pall- -lIetIrere.
W
LCADMAN WITH “ABRAHAM
LINCOLN” TONIGHT.
...—....
x.
)R.
FamouI.LLeoturer to he at South Ner-'
walk M. l. Church—Mn. Smith
to Sing.
Tonight. although it in it Monday”
il also a “Pleasant Friday Evouing all
the South Norwnik M. if}. Church. Al
3 p. In. prompt, Dr. S. Parke! Cadman.
of Brooklyn. will Idvo hie lamoua lec-
ture on “Abraham Lincoln." it II II
great sublecl. handled by a stout
weaker. Those who have heard other
unturoru on par first martyred presi-
jont. may now hear what is uoasibly
the greatest. Dr. t‘ndmiin is one of
he most sought after lecturers in tho
Ionntry. lie in noted alt a lluent and
houshtful Ipealtor,
The late Malor-Gonoml 0. 0. How-
trd regarded Dr. i‘sdman "It: a strong
Ind eloquent speaker." The 'New
(orit licrsid says: “Dr. Carlton a toe-
the is declared to have been one oi
he best ever delivered at Ashury
’srli."
The llroolrlyn Dolly Eagle rom-
neutn: "As Dr. t‘adman name lor-
ward the applause which greeted him
was so loud and prolonged that he
ran out allotted to tIrooend for em.
Iral momenta. lIr. t‘adman made an
Iloquent address. luterronted many
times by outbursts or "nurture. . lilo
:loalng periods were oioqucnt to a de-
gree. and the torture was ruled one
a! the best ever given in limoltirn."
Dr. Wilbur l.. Davidson. secretary oi
the American l‘niwrnlly in Washing-
.on. and president of the international
lhaotaunua Alllnnvo. says: "For
Month and grasp oi thought. t'or
fluency of language. ior facility of ii-
lustratlon. tor Impressive null capti-
toting delivery, liter. Samuel l’orltoe
Cadman. l). 1).. has nmor {Icon cxrrl
icd h\ an) man «hour I haw. used
(or Chautauqua soil: in the stator-n
years i have been managing platform;
lie has been with me many times. and
I have had “mule opportunity to judge
oi hla powor‘m’or an audience. The
effort is nonderlui lie is curtain]; a
torn remarkable man. and an} assent
My tortunate' 'cnough to secure his
nortlroa ought to he mugratnlaied.
Among all the Inca available tor work
of thin character at any price. Dr. Curb
ma would no "no of my early
cit .
An in. (Tad an'n lecture in our th'
the "Ploaaa _ id Emotions,“ there
will be no oil” It prion. althonnh
the usual nonfiction vrloo will be in
Iron.
litre. Franklin lrvlng limith, of tho
Soulh Nornll liaptiat i‘hurrh qnar»
lot. will sing III-rent than before and
after tho lecture. Mrs. smith in very
well known. and remained as It boati-
tliui aololal, 'No roots are to he re-
eorrod. Flirt-ration to welcome.
....
NO ACTION IV ITATE COMMITTEE
STAill‘tlllli. Feb. 2? —-8tair i‘haih
man MlolIIII-i Koneni, oi the Republi-
can state control rolninltino. today
stale central committee. today hinted
that tho “IM‘HNI oi the committee on
l-‘ridaI was not called through inim-
tlrtv on his part. but upon the request.
both by tout-r and telephone at the
aonalorr themselves. who desired the
advice oi the state committee on the
matter of acting upon the nominations
at the gorsrnor. Mr. Kenoaly further
said that the committee tool: the
ground that ii oonld not giro adrlcc.
and absolutely no action was taken by
the committee.
was.
l'lLl. Ultnllt IRIDOI.
Richard emu fell into a taint
while retiring also. the Wuhlnlwa
atmt bridge Ihie mot-nine and landed
head ioromolt on tile trolley tracks.
cutting hie noon“ and mouth severely.
Some of his rm war also knocked
out. onleer .l. ll. Smith misled hint
to his feet Ir. Sporhcrt was
finally able to tlnue hie lourncy un-
minted.
At the monitor the Not-walk Bowl
0! Trade more will be evening by
prominent Inert. til. it. Gallher will too
nieli Innate. lurch member nu tho
privilege or lav tint a business lriend.
he more at hot-walk and South
Namath will he meant.
W. A. t in «out or the Valle
automobile is territory. it you
are lnteneted in this excellent r oall
h‘iIn up and AM. for a dent elm
toe.
'l‘lIe NJ: and. Counter carries a
oompla line oi hll not an and matter
or so in. Your Inspection is to-
““05 .LiL. fil .
WhILL)’
Mimi on.
mom“ its will linen re- .
val?
. M
who. enema. . .
N08. 3 and 5
GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. .
LADIEB' RIIIED PANTB .......
~—
...- “.-.-.. .....- ...... M... . .. .. . W .................5 .. ...- . .
with he in our business is to serve
our customers woll, and "NH! their
mulluunl paironnuo. That we succeed
in our efforts ill oi‘ldtmt‘vtl by the lit-
rrousinl; number of our friends. if
you will lot on attend to your Clothing
requirements. we bellow, we ran giro
.I‘ou the aorrirr )1)" want. and be able
to mid tour llflllll.‘ to our long list oi
satisfied cualomorn
Gottlieb’s~——$7 & $10
II Noun IIAIN saint-r.
We run solve that coal
question to your ntItiainriitm
~eolvo It so that you will buy
all your future supplies of no.
Harris 8: Cars
'Phone 721
are read1for reinL A ohm Lie
. Inuit every he“. one out“...
we never heard on “tented
made rieht here by _
GROW? A ANA”
More Big Bargains in
UNDERWEAR
LADIEO'. WHITE MERINO PANTS
LADIES“ NATURAL WOOL PANTS ......... .
............................................. ......50: Were 750 and Il
LADIEE' ALL WOOL ECARLET VESTE AND PANTS. email line only . .................. 50c.
MEN'O FLEECED LINED SHIRTa AND DRAWERS
OHiLDREN'S CAMEI. LHAIR SHIRTO AND DRAWERS
MANY ODD GARMENT! AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. -
LADIEB' BLACK CAOHMERE GLOVES
til
,r.
.......50c Wore 75c
.................................... ......50e Were 75c
.............................. a.....-..-.....ot.‘
limeretliuo
......................... 35°. Were 50¢
..................... LL.......39e. Wereb‘scto90c
............ 15¢ Werefitlo
WW
~
EVE RY DAY
during the last few days in February will be
Leo's MEN. women. sovs om GIRLS
will be closed out
. regardless of former selling prlcoe.
.1 I .
«-
You are not required to have
the ready cash
YOUR PROMISE T0 PAL?
'~m WLEVY-a—
Small Weekly: or
Monthly Pay
procure: tor you everything you need for; , J , .
as other etoree do for the'ready money. We .1;
is the place tor most people to do their tn ‘
l .
. ..-- .,,,_
Men’ S Russia Cali
SHOES
Latent nglr'fee and Heat
lUT‘l‘ONu-flw wean-unset
"macaw Gem
AT ALL cums
BIJREYKOLDS
22w”
man no Cent
0N FIRST mammal m Be-
uhwmmu-
twemmulmmro
III WAININITDNWET Ill”!
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Deuce"
Thoroughly up to deal VOII‘L Ill-
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